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Juillet/Août 2013 Le plus beau la programmation du Spoutnik bénéficie du soutien de la Ville de Genève JUILLET/AOÛT 201 JUILLET/AOÛT cinéma du Monde ! 11 rue de la Coulouvrenière www.spoutnik.info 1er étage Du 20 au 25 août A la tombée de la nuit - gratuit Rôcade au Spoutnik en cas de pluie SPOUTNIK PLEIN AIR : au fil de l'eau Spoutnik plie son écran, sa sono et se met en orbite pour une semaine de projections en plein air. Du 20 au 25 août, rendez-vous au bord des rives du Lac et du Rhône pour une programmation autour de la thématique "au fil de l'eau". Lieux et programmation détaillée sur notre site www.spoutnik.info ECRAN LIBRE : histoires d'eau Dimanche 25 Août, nous offrons notre écran à vos court-métrages. Sortez votre bonnet de commandant Cousteau, votre sceau à glaçons et venez participer à l'écran libre sur le thème : HISTOIRES D'EAU. La séance est gratuite et tous les films seront projetés. La soirée sera présentée par la plus belle de nos sirènes : la divine Greta Gratos. On vous attend de pied palmé pour une soirée inoubliable! 3 Envoyez votre film! Délai d'inscription: 23 août 2013 Adresse : Cinéma Spoutnik - 4 place des volontaires - 1204 Genève . Support DVD de préférence, max 7 min. Les films seront annoncés sur le site le 24 Août. le Zoo ne bénéficie pas d’autre soutien que de celui de ses amis Salle ... de nuit 4 place des volontaires, 1er étage, droite + : www.lezoo.ch Septembre : LES ARTISTES Mensuel de propagande de L’Usineno 151 - Pantone: 109 Lyptical DE LA RENTREE: Majistrate renseignements généreux 3.0 les numéros ...& le reste : Dser Octobre : Encore une saison de plus au compteur. L’ Usine (l’association) Le Zoo est toujours debout et ne démérite pas. Nous avons fait Will Saul Rzak Cristal Distortion et 69db 4 place des volontaires vibrer vos oreilles, trémousser vos derrières et enflammer le dan- ch-1204 Genève cefloor genevois. Midland Pachanga Boys www.usine.ch Un grand merci à tous les animaux nocturnes qui nous suivent centre culturel autogéré, Genève et qui aiment venir dans notre belle ménagerie! RAM Records Dubquake Cette année a été riche en émotions, en passant par Carl Craig, pour tout renseignement, [email protected] Extrawelt, Green Velvet, Karenn, Duke Dumont et autres beat ma- Hamilton la permanence(place des phone:022781 34 90 ker de tout poil. Des soirées toujours plus folles et sauvages à Novembre : volontaires, 2e) est ouverte du l'image des soirées Groovadelic et Dubquake qui sont de véri- Wilkinson tables rendez vous à ne pas manquer. Attention, ça continue l'an- mardi au jeudi, de 14h à 18h Eliasson Olafur Couv: Soirée Radio Vostok facebook/groups/40950948790 née prochaine, pour encore plus de sauvagerie auditive. Mind Vortex tram & bus: bus 4, D, tram 14 (Palladium) / bus 1, 4, D, tram 14, 15 (Stand) Comme l'année dernière, le Zoo ferme ses portes cet été le temps Groovadelic Ritual de se refaire une beauté! Les mois de juillet et août seront l'oc- MC Visionobi > entrée quai des le | REZ | >> entrée place des volontaires casion de refaire entièrement la verrière pour donner encore plus Skudge Live Monstre Festival forces motrices (concerts) rez: lumière dans vos nuit, et surtout nous permettre de continuer à PTR (Post Tenebras rock) & Kalvingrad le Cheveu sur la soupe diffuser un son de qualité. Top Ranking Top Ranking > 022 781 40 04 > 022 781 40 57 > 022 329 74 72 On remet ça à partir du 31 août avec une énorme soirée [email protected] le salon de coiffure est ouvert les : fax > 78112 62 mercredi, jeudi et vendredi ... Drum'n'Bass, histoire de se rappeler que les murs de l'usine trem- [email protected] www.kalvingrad.com téléphoner du mercredi au Back To Jungle www.ptrnet.ch vendredi blent pour la bonne cause! de 11h à 13h pour rdv. Donc, à vos agendas et préparez vous à connaître une année en- Top Ranking www.lecheveusurlasoupe.net core plus folle que la précédente! Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! 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Des émissions thématiques ou pas, suivant l’humeur du selecta, des crache-papier sérigraphie invités spéciaux, des mix et des lives d’artistes internationaux. Alors n’ayez pas peur et [email protected] compost™ graphisme (voxUsini) connectez vous vite pour une avalanche de good vibes et de sélections qui ravira tout les > 079 743 46 45 Azzuro matto photo [email protected] La saison 2013- 2014 du Théâtre de l'Usine sera en ligne le 20 août. amateurs de sons frais et chaleureux. Les 1ers et 3èmes lundis du mois de 19h00 à 20h00 et en archives sur www.radio-usine.net > 022 781 39 79 atelier d’archicouture Nous vous souhaitons un bel été! [email protected] Genevoise Imprimerie print: [email protected] & Bernardo radioUsine - www.radio-usine.net PTR bénéficie du soutien de la Ville de Genève, et de celui de ses bénévoles & amis- Kalvingrad ne bénéficie toujours pas d’autre soutien que de celui de ses amis vendredi 05.07 21h Quai des PTR / 40.- / 35.- en préloc. / 20.- (membres ptr) forces motrices www.ptrnet.ch Neurosis experimental metal • USA www.kalvingrad.com Zatokrev deep post metal • CH Nombreux sont ceux qui ont essayé d’enfermer la musique de Neurosis dans un genre descriptif et restrictif : metal, doom, hardcore… Cette vision de leur son est erronée. Au mieux, une perte de temps. Alors voilà: la névrose EST la musique. Il est dit 2 COLLECTIFS que le grand art a le pouvoir de nous emmener en dehors de notre enveloppe et de nous rapprocher de nous-mêmes si- /1 LIEU multanément. Peu de groupes ont accompli ce rare exploit sur une base plus profonde et plus cohérente que Neurosis. Pen- samedi 17.08 dès 23h dant près de trois décennies, leur musique a touché les cœurs Kalvingrad / 15.- et les esprits des hommes et des femmes qui cherchent un contact avec quelque chose au-delà du monde physique, ¡ATAYA! music.box le Moloko ne bénéficie pas d’autre soutien que de celui de ses nombreux-ses ami-es quelque chose d’intangible, quelque chose qui exprime le tu- Funk,Disco,Hip Hop,Afro Groove and Tropical Groove samedi 27.07 dès 16h ¡Ataya ! Nom donné à la cérémonie du thé en Afrique de l’Ouest, Buvette multe de la condition humaine d’une façon qui transcende temps Kalvingrad / 24.- et espace. Depuis 1985, cette force incomparable a dépassé ou l’art de partager des énergies communes, est avant tout une socio-culturelle les limites de tout genre, ne cesse de muter et progresser dans Hybrid Sheep (f) death-hXc samedi 03.08 dès minuit coïncidence et une rencontre inéluctable. Crée en 2013 par Ouvert de 20h à 3h leur écriture et leurs sonorités, n’omettant jamais d’hypnotiser Sylosis (uk) metal-prog-trash Kalvingrad / 15.- l’entremise de la web Radio de l’Usine à Genève, le collectif ré- le public en studio et sur scène. uni huit dj’s actifs sur la scène locale et nationale depuis de 1er étage, gauche The Algorithm(f) djen-electronic-mathcore ELECTROSEXY VOL. 8 nombreuses années, défendant une musique résolument dan- 4 place des volontaires samedi 06.07 dès 18h Promethee (ch) metal-hXc-prog jeudi 08.08 dès 20h sante et fédératrice, bonne pour le corps, l’âme et l’esprit. Mé- www.darksite.ch/moloko Kalvingrad & X83X EMPIREX / live 19h / after jusqu'à 5h/20.- In Arkadia (f) modern-melodic-death-metal PTR / 35.- / 20.- (membres ptr) lomanes, globetrotteurs et collectionneurs invétérés nos sym- (non-fumeur) pathiques « platinistes », aux personnalités complémentaires HARDCORE RESISTANCE BIRTHDAY Atlantis Chronicles (f) death-prog Vista Chino ex-Kyuss • stoner • USA mais néanmoins distinctes, influencés par la Grande Musique PARTY - B 20 YEARS OF HARDCORE A Aim To Defy(ch) death-core Après quelques petits démêlés avec la justice, KYUSS LIVES! Noire, vous invitent à un tour du monde à travers les âges et les Antagonist AD metal hardcore • NZ Trust The Lighthouse (ch) metal-core n’est plus, et laisse la place à VISTA CHINO.
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